Thank you all for your help. You all added something that helped me.
Thanks, Luc, for the link. I intend to check it out.
"Steve Rindsberg" wrote:
> In article <CAD231E4-2F0D-4489-90B8-(E-Mail Removed)>, Studebaker
> wrote:
> > Do changes to slide or title masters become permanent changes in Powerpoint
> > so that those design changes you made to the masters are the default
> > everytime you make a new presentation from then on? I'm too chicken to test
> > it out and see. I don't want to be stuck with that design from then on.
>
> What the others said. There's nothing to worry about. In case it helps
> understand the process:
>
> When you start a new presentation, PowerPoint bases it on the template you
> choose or on a built-in blank template.
>
> The contents of the template, including masters, layouts, designs and so on,
> are included in your presentation.
>
> Changes to the masters and so on only affect the *copy* of the template held in
> the current presentation you're working on, never the original template.
>
> You can, if you like, open the template itself and edit that. Then any further
> presentations based on it will include your edits (but any previously created
> presentations won't "inherit" the changes, since they use their own copy of the
> original unedited template).
>
> And since every presentation includes the template it was based on, you can
> make edits to a presentation's masters etc. then SAVE the result as a new
> template that you can base other presentations on.
>
>
>
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